red team

A red team is a group that tests an organization's or AI system's defenses from an attacker's perspective.

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A red team acts as an adversary to test an organization's or system's defenses through simulated attacks. Its exercises can assess detection and response as well as vulnerabilities, giving them a broader scope than a narrowly defined penetration test. The term originated in military exercises, where a team played the opposing force, and later spread to information security.

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